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Invitation to a game of death. Angela happily accepted a job as secretary to tycoon Dimitri Yakoel. But as soon as she joined her wealthy employer at Twin Oaks, the old mansion in the Adirondack Mountains, she felt strange chills of foreboding. Yakoel's sole heir was a young Vietnamese war orphan, and Angela sensed the web of greed and hate being spun around the child by the other occupants of Twin Oaks. Suddenly, to her horror, she discovered that someone in the house was bent on murder-and that she had been forced to become the unknown killer's accomplice.... | Invitation to a game of death. Angela happily accepted a job as secretary to tycoon Dimitri Yakoel. But as soon as she joined her wealthy employer at Twin Oaks, the old mansion in the Adirondack Mountains, she felt strange chills of foreboding. Yakoel's sole heir was a young Vietnamese war orphan, and Angela sensed the web of greed and hate being spun around the child by the other occupants of Twin Oaks. Suddenly, to her horror, she discovered that someone in the house was bent on murder-and that she had been forced to become the unknown killer's accomplice.... | ||
Revision as of 03:47, 13 August 2007
- Author: Helena Simart
- Publisher: Harlequin Mystique # 32
- Year: 1979
Invitation to a game of death. Angela happily accepted a job as secretary to tycoon Dimitri Yakoel. But as soon as she joined her wealthy employer at Twin Oaks, the old mansion in the Adirondack Mountains, she felt strange chills of foreboding. Yakoel's sole heir was a young Vietnamese war orphan, and Angela sensed the web of greed and hate being spun around the child by the other occupants of Twin Oaks. Suddenly, to her horror, she discovered that someone in the house was bent on murder-and that she had been forced to become the unknown killer's accomplice....
